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152 MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE the butler in "The Tale of a Ticker" (American). Norma Talmadge and Leo Delaney in "Fanny's Conspiracy" (Vita- graph). Jack Conway and Lucille Young in "The Trail of the Lonesome Mine" (Majestic). Charles Eay and Laura Glaum in "For Mother's Sake" (Kay- Bee). Henry Walthall with Reliance. Laurence. —Thanks for the card from Paris; have never been there. Yes, what is home without a—phonograph? N. B. Mobehead. —Louise Glaum in that Kalem. That film showing the growth of a flower was not taken by means of trick photography. It is done thus: Place the camera in position before the flower, give it one exposure, turn the film forward, wait one minute (or one hour, according to the rapidity of the growth of the flower), then make another exposure, and so on, until the plant is full grown. Mechanical contrivances are now made by which the exposures are made auto- matically every ten seconds, or minute, or hour, as required. When the film is com- plete, it may be run off on the screen so as to give the impression that the plant, which took days to grow, grew all in five minutes. Artificial light is usually used because it is more steady and constant than daylight, which is ever changing. Jean-Ette. —Adele Lane and Edward Wallock had the leads in "Conscience and the Temptress" (Selig). Clara Kimball Young was the wife in "The Perplexed Bridegroom" (Vitagraph). Thanks for the fudge. Oh, fudge! Allen L. R.—Except in the Universal branches, and then the photoplayers change from one company to another. Louise Huff was the girl in "The Hazard of Youth" (Lubin). Dollie Larkin was the unmarried sister in "When He Sees" (Lubin). Norbert Myles, William Funn and Ethel Phillips in "The Electrician's Hazard" (Kalem). Ida S.—I confess that I cannot answer your question, Why are there three times as many widows as widowers in this country? The player is not on the cast. Eleanor Dunn was the little girl in "The Inspector's Story" (Lubin). Elsie R.—Richard Stanton, Thomas Chatterton and Anna Little in "True Irish Hearts" (Domino). Sydney Ayres in "The Power of Light" (American). E. K. Lincoln had the lead in "The Swan Girl." Me. —Robert Burns was Ben in "Her Present" (Lubin). Benjamin Wilson was Paul in "All for His Sake" (Edison). William Nigh in "A Turn of the Cards" (Majestic). The Nash Twins in July, 1013. Tourist—My good man, could you tell me wheah I might find some of those jolly, rollicking cowboys I've read about? Native—Sure; right over there in that 'ere pitcher show—they've all left this part of the country to act for the movies.